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Internet of Things – iBeacons

Today I will talk about how you can use iBeacons with mobile apps. I will create a simple iPhone app that can find an iBeacon, and show information about it.   The idea of iBeacons is quite simple: it’s a small device that sends out a signal that a mobile phone (or tablet) can pick up and act on. The technology used to send the signal is a version of Bluetooth using low energy, so that its battery can last longer. Depending on the signal’s strength, the phone can determine the distance to the iBeacon, and on iOS, the distinctions…

A Visual Interface for Programming the Internet of Things!

We just introduced a powerful new tool to connect the inputs and outputs on your board to web-based services for programming the Internet of Things. It’s called Conditions, and it makes it much easier to program complete IoT applications without having to write code. You may have seen it already, but we wanted to make sure that everyone has a chance to learn more about what it can do.  

ARM Education Media – Internet of Things Online Course

This video gives a brief introduction to the Internet of Things (IoT) Online Course from ARM Education Media. To keep up with the transformative intersection between the Internet, mobile and sensor technology, ARM Education Media has designed and created the ARM IoT online course, which will inspire our learners to create the next generation of IoT-enabling technologies.  

Internet of Things in Travel – Baggage Tracking

Today I will talk about you how the Internet of Things can be used in the travel sector, and I will show you how to track a bag using a device that is smart and connected using cellular networks.   Despite the fact that only 1% of the bags are lost in airline travel, it’s a constant source of stress for passengers, and waiting at the baggage claim wondering if the bag got on the plane can be very frustrating. Therefore I will show you how a device can be put in a bag and report its position, which can…

Internet of Things | Part 10 | Mini Project Using Raspberry Pi Controlling LED using Web Server

Hello there welcome to Future Unboxed and here I come with a mini project of Internet of Things. The most favourite embedded linux board, Raspberry pi has brought a revolution in DIY Peoples’ life and has shown a whole new path what one can do with these tiny linux computers. So I have made a small project which has a web server and a web page having the on off buttons. By just pressing these buttons you can turn on or off an LED. The great thing about it is that you can replace LED with a Relay which will…

how to create Internet of Things projects

Exp-Lab is free to use, open source Data sharing IOT platform created by G. VENKADAJALAPTHI and it is very easy to use, you can connect any Internet enabled device to this platform and share data over the internet and get the shared data you can create ting to thing communication very easily by use this API.  

Internet of Things – Sensors

Today I will show you how to capture information about the environment with sensors. In this lab, I will be detecting the temperature and amount of light, but the same approach can be used with a wide range of sensors.   In previous videos I have demonstrated how a microcontroller, like an Arduino, can be used to control things. That’s an important part of the Internet of Things, but there is another, as important part that is about capturing information about the environment. The components that are used to do this are called sensors, and the name correctly leads the…

Internet of Things (IoT) Full Stack JavaScript Example & Demo

IoT POC (proof of concept) leveraging full stack JavaScript on Raspberry Pi (Linux + Node.js) as the IoT device communicating device status and settings from the Appcelerator mBaaS (Node.js) and controlled and monitored by a cross device native mobile iPhone and Android application written in Titanium JavaScript. The mobile app can monitor if the device is on and communicating turn on a peripheral and receive a push notification when a sensor is triggered.  

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